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==''Byrds of Paradise''== | |||
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"Father of television realism" despite having never been released for public | "Father of television realism" despite having never been released for public | ||
viewing <ref> In particular, a precursor to The Learning Channel's docu-series [[jon-and-kate|Jon & Kate + 8]] and its subsequent offshoots. </ref>. The show, based on the Hawaiian island of [redacted], was purported to feature at times inaudible dialogue, lengthy scenes of quotidian activity (urination, food consumption, et al), and a remarkable lack of artifice in the form of hairstyling, make-up, and set design. | viewing <ref> In particular, a precursor to The Learning Channel's docu-series [[jon-and-kate|Jon & Kate + 8]] and its subsequent offshoots. </ref>. The show, based on the Hawaiian island of [redacted], was purported to feature at times inaudible dialogue, lengthy scenes of quotidian activity (urination, food consumption, et al), and a remarkable lack of artifice in the form of hairstyling, make-up, and set design. | ||
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Byrds of Paradise
[ABC, 1993-94]
"Father of television realism" despite having never been released for public viewing [1]. The show, based on the Hawaiian island of [redacted], was purported to feature at times inaudible dialogue, lengthy scenes of quotidian activity (urination, food consumption, et al), and a remarkable lack of artifice in the form of hairstyling, make-up, and set design.
- ↑ In particular, a precursor to The Learning Channel's docu-series Jon & Kate + 8 and its subsequent offshoots.